BWell Clinic

About BWell Clinic

What is BWell Clinic?

BWell Clinic is a wellness and primary care practice with offices in Stone Oak (San Antonio), Lakeway, Keller and Plano, Texas. It was founded in 2022 and also serves patients in the greater Fort Worth area. It has a 4.8 rating on Google from 100 reviews. Derek Reyes, Family Nurse Practitioner, is the one prescriber named for the Stone Oak location.

Its services include preventive primary care for adults and families, along with hormone balance, peptide therapy, IV therapy and hydration, NAD therapy, cell therapy, allergy testing and immunotherapy, heart health, Botox/Dysport, microneedling and hair restoration. The medically supervised weight loss program names semaglutide (sold as Wegovy or Ozempic) and tirzepatide (sold as Zepbound or Mounjaro), and it lists retatrutide as in Phase 3 clinical trials. Hormone care is offered as bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), and pellet therapy is also described. Patients can book in-clinic or virtual visits.

In its own words: "Our scientifically backed programs blend preventative primary care with regenerative and longevity strategies."

This listing is for its STE 4100 Plano office at 9925 Gillespie Dr.

What does it cost?

The GLP-1 weight loss program is the only service with published prices, and they are monthly. Semaglutide is $149 a month for the first 3 months, then $299 a month. Tirzepatide at its starting dose is $199 a month for the first 3 months, then $399 a month. The monthly price covers the initial consultation, all follow-up medical visits and the prescription medication. Lab work is not included, although many insurance plans cover metabolic testing. The introductory rates were for new patients who enrolled through January 31, 2026, so confirm whether they still apply.

The clinic accepts insurance, and many of its services are covered. It does not state whether hormone or peptide care is covered. It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or peptide therapy, a consultation fee for its other services, or cancellation and commitment terms for its programs.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescription and how often you would see that person. Ask whether semaglutide or tirzepatide is brand-name or compounded, since the program names the brands but does not say which it dispenses. Ask whether retatrutide is available to patients now or only in trials.

Ask what your initial and follow-up labs will cost and who orders them, because the monthly fee leaves them out. Ask whether your insurance covers hormone or peptide care, and whether hormone treatment would be BHRT or pellet therapy. Ask which states the virtual visits cover, since the clinic does not say. Request the cancellation terms and any minimum commitment in writing. The clinic does not publish Stone Oak hours, so call (210) 761-5062 to ask.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary care, medical weight loss and hormone or peptide care under one practice, and you are ready to pay for visits and medication yourself each month. It may suit you less well if you need published prices and written cancellation terms before you commit to hormone or peptide care.

Sources: bwellclinic.com/stone-oak-tx-location, bwellclinic.com/weight-loss-program, bwellclinic.com/weight-loss-campaign-with-glp-1

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